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This is where you'll hear about our latest revelations, adventures, family, friends, and of course our most favorite topic, our wonderful clients. Check back with us often, I promise the read will be fascinating. It could be worse, you could be reading the New York Times. Blog Topic-Our Pets 2-08 True to her beginnings, Squeak loves to spend time in the bathtub, and bathroom sink watching the water, and she is not one to ever miss a meal. If she were a human we believe she would have sang sultry songs in a nightclub. Kringle's priority in life is to play. The favorite toy at the moment is six feet long, and he drags it everywhere we are in order to play fetch. Once we tire of fetch we place his toy out of sight on top of a cabinet. A short time later he returns with this toy after either jumping up to a six ft high cabinet (yes, it's true), or climbing the shelves like a mountain climber pulling himself up shelf after shelf. He also talks a lot, and once he decides he wants to do something he is determined. He loves to be vacuumed with the brush attachment. We use it to suck up his fur on top of head until he resembles a Conehead, and he never seems to mind when we laugh at him. He watches TV, and the computer screen, and loves to snuggle with his humans. He is very gentle, never putting out his claws, and loves to be carried around the house unless he's up to something else. When The Animal Center called to tell us they had a kitten with a lot of personality they were right on the mark. We can't imagine life without our "Kringle" aka Fur Boy. Before Squeak came to live with us it had taken time before Bill would agree to adopt another cat since we had lost our cat of twenty years. Once we had Squeak for a few months I was worried that she was lonely since we work long hours. I assumed it would take months of convincing as I mentioned to Bill I thought we should have a companion for Squeak. Surprisingly he immediately said yes, and that he would like to choose the cat this time. When it's bird, and squirrel watching time they sit side by side tails swinging simultaneously., So often I think about what would have happened to them without the Newtown Animal Center. I'm sure neither would be here today, and if they did manage to survive they would have had a very difficult life. Plus we would have missed the wonderful experience of living with these two beautiful animals. |
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